Rejuran is an injectable skin treatment designed to support skin quality and tissue repair by delivering polynucleotides (PN) into the dermis. It is administered by a qualified healthcare professional following a comprehensive consultation and skin assessment.

Polynucleotides are purified DNA fragments derived from wild salmon and processed using specialised purification technology. These molecules are biocompatible and are used to help create favourable conditions within the skin to support regeneration and restoration.

Rejuran may be considered for individuals concerned about:

• Dull or uneven skin tone

• Fine lines and textural irregularities

• Skin laxity or thinning

• Dehydration and compromised skin barrier

• Skin quality concerns following acne scarring or surgical procedures

• Sensitive or reactive skin

• Those seeking a minimally invasive injectable skin treatment

Suitability and treatment planning are determined by clinical judgement and individual assessment by a qualified practitioner.

How Rejuran Works

Rejuran delivers polynucleotides directly into the skin, where they support the skin’s natural repair processes. Clinical studies have explored the role of polynucleotides in supporting skin affected by:

• Fine lines and wrinkles

• Dryness and reduced elasticity

• Uneven texture

• Scarring and tissue changes

The treatment aims to improve overall skin quality by supporting hydration, dermal structure, and tissue restoration over time. Individual outcomes vary depending on skin condition and treatment protocol.

Common treatment areas may include:

• Forehead

• Temples

• Cheeks

• Under-eye and periorbital area

All treatment areas are determined following professional consultation.

Treatment Course

A typical treatment plan may involve:

• An initial course of three sessions spaced approximately 2–4 weeks apart

• Maintenance treatments may be considered every 6–12 months to support ongoing skin condition and appearance

Your practitioner will tailor the treatment plan based on your skin concerns and response to therapy.